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1. To Laura Glass: Your e mail bounced. Fw: Davis in Rochester, NY [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Ruth A To: 5LGlass@email.msn.c <5LGlass@email.msn.c> Date: Saturday, November 13, 1999 2:27 PM Subject: Davis in Rochester, NY Laura: I'm in Rochester, also researching Davis. I don't have info about your specific question, but would like to talk to you about possible connection. My grandmother's sister, May Flossie Rees, married a Victor Davis in 1911. I believe Victor had a brother Arthur who was a 'sweetheart' of my grandmother, Marceline Rees.
2. Re: Mt. Hope look-up [1]
New York Death Certificates began in 1880 I believe and that document would tell you where she is buried. ----- Original Message ----- From: timothy a patton To: Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 4:22 PM Subject: Mt. Hope look-up > -------------Forwarded Message----------------- > > From: timothy a patton, timothypatton > To: "Pete & Karen Souhrada", INTERNET:souhrada@bigfoot.com > > CC: [unknown], timothypatton > > Date: 11/21/99 5:14 P
3. Re: Record of marriage [1]
Write to the following: Rochester Records Management Office, 414 Andrews Street, Rochester, New York, or you can telephone them for general information. They have marriage records for the years 1876-1907. I forget now what the fee for reproduction of the records was, but I think I sent $10.00 and asked that they invoice me for the difference if it was more. Can't recall what the outcome in terms of dollars was, but I did get the records I was seeking as extractions. Naturally, of they weren't actually mar
4. RE: CHASE [1]
I'm not researching the line but I do know that there's a Beedle Rd. in Sweden. -----Original Message----- From: Avjean@aol.com [mailto:Avjean@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, November 14, 1999 10:07 AM To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: CHASE Goodmorning! I am researching the surname "CHASE" -- Sweden, Monroe Co., NY. Abel Chase and his son Isaiah moved there the end of 1812, with James Beedle, Able's step-son [and their respective families]. They were previously from Bath, Grafton, N.H. Between 1820 and
5. Garbuttsville cemetary & Quaker (Friends) cemetary records [1]
I am trying to locate the burrial site of my great great grandmother, Jenet Otto. She died on Sept. 6, 1896 in Rochester,N.Y. She was married to Henry Otto at the time of her death. Her husband re-married after her death and didn't die until 1921. He was a civil war veteran and was burried in Mnt. Hope Cemetary in the C.W. section along side his wife at that time. Jenet Otto's maiden name was Blonden, she was born in St. Omar France. Since her parents died shortly after her death, I don't think her body wou
6. Re: Record of marriage [1]
Thanks, Charles. I will keep the List informed. Ann "Charles E. Tucker" wrote: > Area Code 716 Telephone Number 428-7331 Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri 9-4 > > I believe you will only get general information from your call. I do not > think they will actually execute a search via the phone. However, they can > give you the fee, etc., I am sure. Also, when you send in your request, > make sure you provide the data you have for the date, etc. Also, as they are > usually interested in FOIA requirements, you
7. Re: Unidentified Keepsakes [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Claffee To: Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 3:51 AM Subject: Unidentified Keepsakes > Many, many thanks to all who helped identify the shaving mug with the > letters F, L, T as being from the Odd Fellows Order. > > Now, can anyone identify the origins of a gold tie clasp with a shield > divided into three parts--with an F on a blue background, a C on a yellow > background, and a B on a red background and above the shie
8. Re: Unidentified Keepsakes [1]
This is the symbol of the Fraternal Order of Knights of Pythias, an international, non-sectarian, fraternal order founded in Washington, DC in 1864. The F, C and B stand for Friendship, Charity and Benevolence, respectively. Tim Dennee On Wed, 24 Nov 1999 18:15:15 -0500 "Jim Claffee" writes: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jim Claffee > To: > Sent: Sunday, November 21, 1999 3:51 AM > Subject: Unidentified Keepsakes > >
9. NYC Research [1]
Hi all - I live in the Detroit, MI area and will be attending a conference in NYC in a couple of weeks. Some of my ancestors (McElgunn, McGunn) came from Ireland (Fermanagh) and settled in Greece, NY for a couple of years c. 1835 before moving on to Michigan in the mid 1840s. Is there anywhere (or which are the best places) in Manhattan to do some research for that area for that time period? Appreciate any help. Thanks. Mike McGunn mmcgunn@dt.smithgroup.com
10. Wiese [1]
I am researching John WEISE m Julianna B. GADRELL, daughter Elizabeth b abt 1873 in Rochester, NY. Is anyone else researching the Wiese surname in NY? Thankyou!
11. Re: Levick, Birdie, Next of Kin [1]
Death certificate often gives name and address of the person who provided the personal info on the death certificate--often the next of kin. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marlinna Stringer To: Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 1999 7:57 PM Subject: Levick, Birdie, Next of Kin > Hi, > I'm new to the list and have signed on in hopes that someone in Monroe > County may be able to help me find the next of kin or any family > information on Birdie E. Levick. > B
12. Saunders in Rochester [1]
..... Herbert SAUNDERS, a Civil War Veteran who died in 1926, he is shown as 'a life member of Rochester Lodge, 660, F and A.M.' Is this a Masonic Lodge or a Military Vets organisation? Stuart, Edenbridge, Kent, U.K. >> Try the following Website for a listing of the Masonic Lodges in the USA. The F and A.M. stands for Free and Accepted Masons. I was able to get copies of my grand uncles application papers from his Lodge. http://thelonious.mit.edu/Masonry/GLs/ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/nymonroe/1999-11/0942958480
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13. Re: MYER [1]
Sylvia What time period are you searching for Myer? By coincidence, I copied an obit today of a Katherine Myer who died in 1911. Her address is given as 703 or 705 (I can't read the number) Hudson Ave. She was 75 years old. She left 7 children: Mrs. Katherine Schlicker, Mrs Michael Stevens, Fred, Joseph, Charles, John and Frank; also 12 grandchildren who are not named. I copied it because I'm wondering if she is connected to my grandmother's family. Please let me know if this could have any connectio
14. Zip code cross reference : Use zipcode to find census, city, time zone etc etc- [1]
A useful reference site: http://zip.lagenberg.com
15. MIRANDA GROAT 1826-1894 [1]
Does anyone know who Miranda Stone Groat's (1826(9?) - 1894) husband was? She is buries in Maplewood cemetery in Henrietta along with Lyman and Cornelia Stone who I assume are her parents. Did she have children? Siblings? Anything would be helpful. Thanks Janet P.S. This is someone other than Miranda O. Groat but I would alos like information on the later
16. RE: Plymouth Church [1]
There must have been a lot of Presbyterians in the area because there were at least three other Presbyterian churches within a few blocks of Plymouth. The others were Third, Central, and Brick. My first year at Rochester Institute of Technology was 1967-1968, the last year before RIT moved to its current campus in Henrietta. I think all three churches were active then but that none of them is still a Presbyterian Church. Central Presbyterian Church is now the Hochstein School of Music. The church below
17. Court Orders [1]
Has anyone found a successful way to obtain a court order to view sealed divorce records? I am trying to unseal my mother's divorce from 1937. All litigates are deceased as well as the attorney, and the law firm is out of business. Thank you for any advice. John Kelly
18. Re: Court Orders [1]
ONE HUNDRED YEARS :-( Sad but true, I am afraid. I am waiting for 2003 myself. -----Original Message----- From: HundFurz@aol.com To: NYMONROE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 1:03 PM Subject: Court Orders >Has anyone found a successful way to obtain a court order to view sealed >divorce records? I am trying to unseal my mother's divorce from 1937. All >litigates are deceased as well as the attorney, and the law firm is out of >business. Thank yo
19. CHASE [1]
Goodmorning! I am researching the surname "CHASE" -- Sweden, Monroe Co., NY. Abel Chase and his son Isaiah moved there the end of 1812, with James Beedle, Able's step-son [and their respective families]. They were previously from Bath, Grafton, N.H. Between 1820 and 1830 the five daughters of Isaiah marry. 1830 all five Chase males reside at home, except Isaiah, Jr. who is enumerated next to his father and grandfather. 1840 only Chase remaining in Sweden is Isaiah, Jr. Is anyone researching
20. Re: Union & Advertiser [1]
Hi Dick, They have 'The Union & Advertiser' on microfilm in the new Bausch & Lomb Public Library Building, South Avenue, Rochester, N.Y. 14604 opposite the Rundel Library. I don't know the starting date for this newspaper but when I visited there in September I copied a page dated May 18, 1864. The tel.no. for the Rochester Public Library is (716) 428-7300 and they could no doubt put you through to the Newspaper Library, which is staffed by two charming and very helpful young ladies. Good hunting. Stu
21. Rochester NY city directories [1]
Try the following link. www.familysearch.org/search/searchcatalog.asp Family History Library Catalog they might be available on film. Alice Close
22. For new folks: check out great info on Monroe County GenWeb site! [1]
For those of you who are new: There is a Monroe County, NY GenWeb site, and it has LOTS of good information, including searchable Monroe County cemeteries , some local history info & maps, and many links, including some neighboring counties. Some of the questions posted here might be answered by a visit to the site. http://home.eznet.net/~halsey/monroe/monroe.htm
23. Re: Wiese [1]
Only the surname is the same, but I thought I'd relay this message on to you from the jewish genealogy group. Maybe there is an as of yet undiscovered link here. Charles ==========Text of message follows ==================== I am looking for Joshua WEISS. He has at least one brother, David, and at least one sister, Claudine. Claudine has two sons, one of whom is named Jonathan Taylor Weiss. If you know how I can reach him, please tell me. It is extremely important that I get in touch with him. Thanks
24. Pommern [1]
Does anyone on the list have ancestors from Pommern who settled in Rochester, NY? Colleen in NJersey
25. Re: Daniel WETTLIN Family [1]
Hi Listers, Regarding German immigrants... My research usually shows that they were Lutherans in this country. Folks in Rochester? Can we help Peter with old Lutheran Churches in your city? Churh archives? Good Luck in your search. Elaine
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